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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
88TH CoNGRESS }
1st Session
AUGUST 8, 1963.- Treaty was read the first time and, together with the message
and accompanying paper::;, was referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations
and was ordered to be printed for use of the Senate
THE WHITE HousE, August 8, 1963.
To the Senate of the United States:
With a view to receiving the advice and consent of the Senate to
ratification, I transmit herewith a certified copy of the treaty banning
nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere, in outer space, and underwater,
signed at Moscow on August 5, 1963, on behalf of the United States
of America, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland, and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
This treaty is the first concrete result of 18 years of effort by the
United States to impose limits on the nuclear arms race. There is
hope that it may lead to further measures to arrest and control the
dangerous competition for increasingly destructive weapons.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
The provisions of the treaty are explained in the report of the Acting
Secretary of State, transmitted herewith. Essentinlly it prohibits
only those nuclear tests th~tt we oursalves can police. It permits
nuclear tests and explosions underground so long as nil fallout is
contained within the country where the test or explosion is conducted.
In the weeks before and after the test han negotiations, the hopes
of the world hnYe been focused on this tre~tty. Espeei~tlly in America,
whe1e nuclear energ~· was first unlocked, when' the dn.n~er of nudenr
Witr ~:wd the rne~wing of mdioaetive fallout nrc so C'len.rly reeogni7ed,
there htts been understanding tLnd support for this effort. No\,,- th"
tre~tty comes before the Senate, for that careful stud~· which is the
constitutional obligation of the members of tlmt body. As th~tt studY
begins I wish to urge that the following considerations bf' kept elearl~·
in rnind:
First: This trCtl.ty is the whole agre(}ment. CS. negotiators in
~Iosrow were instrueted not to make this agreement conditioned
upon tm~· other understanding; and they mn.dc non€.'. The treH.ty
speaks for itself.
Second: This treaty n.dntnces, though it does not nssure, world
peace; 1tnd it will inhibit, though it does not prohibit, th€.' nuclear
11t'IHS nLCP.
·while it does not prohibit the "Gnited Sb1tes and the Soviet
Onion front eng1tging in all nurlear tests, it will mdicnll)· limit
the teslin~ in which both nations would otherwise engage.
While it will not hn.lt the produetion or reduce the existing
· stockpiles of nudettr wea.pons, it is a first step toward limiting
the nuclear ttrms race.
While it w!ll not end the threat of nuclear war or outlaw the
use of nuclear "·capons, it can reduce world tensions, open tt way
to further agreements, and thereby help to ease the lhretlt of war.
lVhile it c~tnnol wholly prennt the spread of nuclear tl.rtns to
ntltion not now possessing them, it prohibits assistn.nce to testing
in these em·ironments by others; it will be signed b)· many other
potential tcstf'rs; and it is thus an imporltmt opening wedge in
our effort to "get the genie back in the bottle."
Third: The treaty will curb the pollution of our atmosphere. While
it does not assure the world that it will be forever free from the fears
and dangers of radioactive fallout from atmospheric tests, it will greatly
reduce the numbers and dangers of such tests.
Fourth: This treaty protects our rights in the future. It cannot
be amended without the ronsent of the United States, including the
consent of the Senate; and any p!lrty to the trf'aty has the right to
withdraw, upon ~ months' notice, if it decides that extraordinary
events related to the subject matter of the treaty have jeopardized
its supreme interests.
Fifth: This treaty does not alter the status of unrecognized regimes.
The provisions relating to ratification by others, and the precedents of
international law, make it rlear that our adherence to this treaty, and
the adherf'nce of any other party, ran in no way acrord or even imply
recognition by the United States or any other nation of any regime
which is not now accorded such recognition.
Sixth: This tre~1ty does not hnJt American nuclear progress. The
United States has more experience in underground testing than any
other nation; and we intend to use this capacity to tn11intain the ade-
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
XUCLEAR TEST Bfu~ TREATY 3
quacy of our arsenal. Our atomic laboratories will mnintnin un active
development progr.un, including underground testing, and we will
he ready to resume testing in the atmosphere if necessary. Continued
res<>arch on developing the peaceful uses of atomic energy will be possible
through underground testing.
Seventh: This treaty is not H. substitute for, and docs not diminish
the need for, continued Western and American militar.'- strength to
meet all contingencies. It will not prevent us from building all the
strength that we ne<>d; Rnd it is not a justification for unilaterally
cutting our defensive strength at this time. Our choice is not between
u limited treaty and effective strategic strength- we need and can
have both. The continuous buildup in the power and invulnerability
of our nuclear arsenal in recent years has been an important factor
in persuading others that the time for a limitation has arrived.
Eighth: This treaty will assure the security of the United States
better than continued unlimited testing on both sides. According
to a comprehensive report prepared by the responsible agencies of
Qo,-ernment for the Nationul Security Council, the tests conducted
by both the So,-iet Union and the United States since President
I~isenhower first proposed this kind of treaty in 1959 have not resulted
in any substantial alteration in the strategic balance. In
1959 our relative nuclear position was strong enough to make a limited
test ban desirable, and it remains so today. Under this treaty any
gains in nuclear strength and knowledge which could be made by
the tests of any other power -including not only underground tests
but even any illegal tests which might escape detection- could not
be sufficient to offset the ability of our strategic forces to deter or
sun-i \'e a nuclen.r attack and to penetrate and destroy an aggressor's
homeland. We ha,·e, ~md under this treaty we will continue to have,
the nuclear strength that we need. On the other hand, unrestricted
testing- by which other powers could develop all kinds of weapons
through atmospheric tests more cheaply und quicldy than they could
underground- might well lead to a weakening of our security. It is
ti'Ue thn,t the United States would be able to make further progress
if a,tmospheric tests were continued- but so would the Soviet Union
n,nd indeed, so could other nations. It should be remembered that
only one atomic test was requil'ed to complete the development of
the Hiroshima bomb. Clen,rly the security of the United Statesthe
security of all man kind - is increased if such tests are prohibited.
Ninth: The risks in clandestine violations under this treaty are far
smnller than the risks in unlimited testing. Underground tests \vill
still be available for wenpo11s development; and other tests, to be
significant, must run substantial risks of detection. I'\ o nation
tempted to violate the treaty can be certain that an attempted violation
will go undetected, given the many means of detecting nuclear
explosions. The risks of detection outweigh the potential gains from
violn,tion, and the risk to the Pni tfd States from such violation is
outweighed by the risk of a continued unlimited nuclear arms race.
There is further assmn,nre against clnndestine testing in our ability to
develop nnd deploy additional means of detection, in our determination
to maintain our own arsenal through underground tests, and in
our readiness to resume n.tmospheric testing if the artio11s of others
so requrre.
Tenth: This treaty is the product of the steady effort of the U.S.
Go,-ernment in two administrations, and its principles have had the
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
explicit upport of both great political parties. It grows out of the
proposal made b.v President Eisenhower in 1959 and the resolution
passed by the Sem1te in that same year; nnd it carries out the explicit
pledges cont Treatv if it xtmonlinan
e~·ents. related to the subj£'d mnttcr of this Tr"aty, hnw jt>opardizl'~l
the supreme intrrrsts of its country. It shall gin notice of such
withdmwnl to nil other Parties to the Tr£'nly thr£'£' months in ndvnJH'<'.
This Trraty, of which the Eng-lish and Russinn t£'xts are equally
nuthentic, shall he deposited in the archives of th<> DPpositnry Govcrnrnents.
Duly crrtified copies of this Tr<>aty shall lw trnnsmittNI
by the Depositary Gowrnments to th£' Gon'rnnwnts of the si~nntory
aud acceding States.
Ix \VITXE:-;s WIIEHEOI-' the undersign<'d, duly authorizrd. lwve si~n<'d
this Treatv.
DoxE itt triplicatp at the Pity of ~loscow thP fifth day of ~\u~ust.
one thousand nine hundred awl sixtv-three.
For the Gonrnnwnt of th<' rnite(l Stntl·s of Amcricu:
DEAX HnsK
For thr Gowrnnwnt of the CnitNl Kingdom of Great Tiritain and
X orthern Ireland :
For the Gowrnmrnt of the Gnion of Soviet Socialist Republics :
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I certify that the foregoing is n true copy of the Trefity banning
nuclenr wenpon tests in the tiliHosphere in outer space tmd under
water, signed nt :\Ioscow on ~\ugust :>, 196:3 in the English and Russian
l:lnguages, a signed original of which is deposited in the archives
of the Government of the Cnited Stntes of America.
lx TESTDfOXY \\'HERE•JF, I, George \V. Ball, Acting Secrehiry of
~bile of the Cnited Stntes of AmericR, have hereunto caused the seal
of the Department of State to be affixed and my name subscribed by
the .\uthentication Officer of the said Department, at the city of
Washington, in the District of C'olumbifi, this eighth day of August,
GEOHGE \V. ll.\LL
Acting Secretary of State
Authentication Officer
Department of State
[Released on July 25, 1963]
AGREED CoMMUNIQUE
Tlw spcrinl rPprescntatives of the President of the United States
of .\mericu nnd of the Prime .\[inister of the United Kingdom,
\r .. \verell Harriman, ender Secretary of State Jor Political Affairs
of I h(' Cnited States, and Lord Hailsham, Lord President of the
Coun<"il and :\[inister of Science for the Cnited Kingdom, visited
.\Ios("ow together with their advisers on July 14. :\Ir. Harriman and
Lord llailsham were received by the Chnirman of the Coun<'il of
.\Iinisters of the Cnion of So,riet Socialist Republics, K. S. Khrushchev,
who presided on ,July 1.5 at the first of a series of meetings to discuss
que::;tions relating to the discontinuance of nudear tests, and other
questions of mutual interest. The discussions ,.,·ere continued from
.July 1G to ,July 2.!) with A. A. Gromyko, \finist«:>r of Foreign Affairs
of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. During these discussions
eac·h principal was nssistrd by his advisers.
The dis<"ussions took place in a businesslike, cordial atmosphere.
Agreement was reac·hed on the text of a treaty banning nuclear
,,·rnpons tests in the atmosphere, in outer spac-e and under water.
This text is being published separately and simultaneously with this
c·omrntmique. It was initialed on July 25 by A. A. Gromyko,
.\[r. Harriman and Lord Hailsham. ~Ir. Harriman and Lord
IIailsham together with their advisers will leave ~1oseow shortl.v
to report and bring back the initialed texts to their respective Governments.
Signature of the treaty is expected to take place in the near
future in .\fos<"OW. ·
The heads of the three delegations agreed that the test ban treaty
c·onstituted an important first step toward the reduction of international
tension and the strengthening of peace, and they look forwnrd
to further progress in this direction.
The heads of the three delegations discussed the Soviet proposal
relnting to a pact of non-aggression between the participants in the
Xorth Atlantic Treaty Organization and the participants in the
'Ynrsaw Treat~-. The three Governments have agreed fully to inform
their resper'tive allies in the two organizations concerning these
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
talks and to consult with them about continuing discussions on this
question with the purpose of achieving agreement satisfactory to all
participants. A brief exchange of views also took place with regard
to other measures, directed at a eelaxntion of tension.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 41, Folder 82, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Mein gott, man. Teach me your ways, I beseech you!!!
Make a drawing using massonite board covered with gesso, and making a texture with that gesso for the charcoal and conte to grip to. You could use a picture for reference, but could take the project in any creative direction you chose. I chose to put expression in my piece, and so decided to go with the grungy, dark look.
Mein gott, man. Teach me your ways, I beseech you!!!
I have many a secret. I was meaning to work on a tutorial or something last week, but I forgot about it, and ended up forgetting to record my steps, lol.
I'll see if I can get around to that soon :u.
@Ged: Lool, don't worry man, you should've been here a few years ago. All my drawings were dark, grim, and every character had to have demon wings of some sorta lol.
@Kaspar: Thanks
Here's a piece I did yesterday, based off a doodle I did a few weeks ago.
I actually just fleshed it out for a class project for DrawingII, but I don't know if I actually want to use this for it, so I may end up using it for a personal piece.
Hand drawn, inked with Micron pens.
I may or may not decide to color this one, lol.
You wanted more detailed stuff, Ged? BAM!
This is the colored version. Almost done so far.
This was done completely in colored pencil. I also removed a few details here and there from the inked version, so that I could make it easier to color, and balance the design out a bit more.
Bad quality. I'll scan it in when it's done.

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You know, you'd think that considering the fact that we're all devout fans of a band with a rabid following, we'd be able to get along and be cordial. But nope, what could be a great median for discussion and fun has been turned into a war zone ruled by a few unbelievably immature cocky a******* with an internet connection who somehow consider themselves better than everyone else, cannot find it in their ability to do anything nice, and are so incredibly insecure about themselves that the only way they find satisfaction is through anonymously putting down others on a band's website. Most of the people are perfectly nice human beings who share a common interest and want to talk about it, but there's a small, extremely vocal percentage who feel the need to rule everything by being dicks.
When it started out, the forum was pretty pure, it was possible to have actual, meaningful discussions about my favorite band's music. But it's been going increasingly downhill, and seems to have hit rock bottom. No discussion can be posted without some idiot being rude to another person. Whatever, if it makes you feel good to fight over the internet, reevaluate your life decisions. Take your catty comments, precious little cliques, and utter douchiness somewhere else (myspace comes to mind). Or at least try to grow up a little bit please.
I fully expect to get plenty of comments telling me I'm an oversensitive idiot, plenty of sarcastic remarks, and probably a couple of pictures telling me how stupid I am. Thank you for those in advance. But maybe, just maybe, there's a few people here who agree and want to make the Weezer.com forum what it should be: a forum used to discuss Weezer in a slightly civil manor. If not, I guess we'll just have to deal with the jerks. But it certainly doesn't have to be that way.
Thank you.
I've done som thinking about my above comments, and I'll admit to overrating about a few things. I do believe that the brutality of some comments on here should be toned down a little, but unfortunately, in the age of the internet where anybody can say anything without any consequences, it's to be expected. To be clear, I have no problem whatsoever about correcting grammatical errors. It's a pet peeve of mine, and I've been known to jump on others for misuse. What I mind is when someone asks where they can get SS2K, and they're sarcastically asked if they have the internet. I mind when someone asks for guitar tips because they're a beginning, to be barraged by photo's harassing their inexperience. I mind when I post the list of my favorite Weezer songs that I've put a lot of though it into looking for some positive criticism, and an immediately told that I need to take it down and think about it some more. Is this true harassment? Of course not. I have absolutely no problem with ball-busting and having fun, but I think there's a fine line, and it's too often passed. I've been guilty of it many a time, and I'll almost certainly do it again. But for right now for this forum, there's really nothing I can do about it but try and put up with it, which I've done for a while now, and I guess it just came to a head tonight (spare the jokes). I just wish that a few individuals would think about what they say before they post. They're probably not aware how hurtful it could possibly be.
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you should change your name to "Mr Weenie"
Everybody has a right to express themselves however they want. I'm not saying that I agree with some of the things some people say to each other, but I think they should be able to say what they want. I think you are taking this way too seriously. I have been coming here for more years than I would like to say and not one time have I ever been harassed and rarely even corrected when I make grammatical errors(which I welcome). If it's true harassment, that is not ok. If it's just giving you s***, take it with a grain of salt.
i think the problem is that you have a s*** sense of humour.
Go join the other Weezer forums if it bothers you so much.
Edit: Growing up implies this website's policies aren't geared toward protecting the 13 and below year olds that post here regularly.
immature cocky a*******...cannot find it in their ability to do anything nice...incredibly insecure about themselves...dicks...some idiot being rude... reevaluate your life decisions...catty comments...douchiness...grow up...jerks.
i wonder if you know how hurtful those statements could possibly be.
please read the forum guidelines http://weezer.com/forum/topics/the-official-weezercom-message. if you believe they are being broken by a user or users, contact a moderator. the moderators are listed in the thread i linked.
we don't encourage threads where people b**** about the behaviour of other forum members. it's not productive and just causes disharmony. as such, i'm locking this thread.


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What can we expect out of the kids this season? How much improvement? Can Maurice Harkless, Nik Vucevic, Andrew Nicholson and Tobias Harris take significant steps? What can Victor Oladipo give the Magic in his rookie season?
Let me take roll call.
TODAY: SF Maurice Harkless, 6-9, 210:
Last season's grade: B-.
Moe averaged 8.2 points and 4.4 rebounds in 76 games. He made progress late in the season (double figures in 25 of final 30 games), and left the Magic feeling there are better things to come.
A rookie, Harkless arrived from the Philadelphia 76ers as part of the Dwight Howard trade. He was the Sixers' first-round pick at No. 15. Harkless had a slow start after missing training camp (sports hernia), but was inserted into the lineup in late November before being sent back to the bench about a month later.
It was a typical rookie roller-coaster ride: As athletic as Harkless is, he was hesitant and unsure early, needing to make adjustments and learn the NBA game on both ends after playing only a season at St. John's.
Coach Jacque Vaughn inserted Harkless as the starter for the rest of the season in late January, and he showed glimpses of promise as his confidence grew.
Harkless has the potential to become a dependable defender. Last season, he had at least one steal in 50 games and blocked two or more shots in 16 games. Frequently assigned to defend the other team's top wing scorer, he had three blocks against star Carmelo Anthony when the Knicks came to town in mid-November.
As Harkless discovered, the NBA offers humbling lessons to first-year players.
He recorded a 28-point game against the Houston Rockets… but in his next game – against a better opponent – he made just 8-of-21 shots against the San Antonio Spurs. He had 23 points and nine boards against the Milwaukee Bucks… but the Indiana Pacers no doubt noticed him on their scouting report the next game and held him to 4-of-12 shooting for just 10 points.
2013-14 projection: Harkless should raise his scoring average to 12 points per game if he can improve his shooting and offensive versatility. Active and explosive at the rim, he shot 27.4 percent from 3-point range and only 57 percent from the free-throw line. Coaches want to see upgrades in his rebounding. He's only 20 years old, and is still maturing physically.Brian Schmitz is the Magic Insider for the Orlando Sentinel. You can reach him at email@example.com. And you can follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/@magicinsider.


text: Main Exhibit Hall - Cities and Sounds, Detroit Motown and its affiliate labels were primarily known for vocalists. Saxophonist Jr. Walker was the major exception. Walker and his group, the All Stars, were a powerful hit-making band. Walker's sweet sax tone and gutsy vocals helped propel songs like "Shot Gun" and "What Does It Take to Win Your Love" to the top of the charts. This was Walker's primary recording instrument in the Sixties. Jr. Walker died in 1995.


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If it's possible, Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban was even more serious than usual in speaking about the team's upcoming match against LSU.
He stressed the need for each and every team member to bear down and focus on their fundamentals in order to execute at the level they need to against the LSU Tigers.
"This time of the year...when we didn't do things as well as we would like, it came back to a lot of the fundamentals that are pretty basic," Saban said. "I don't think things like that can go unnoticed at this time of the year."
Add to that pressure the fact that this weekend match up will be in Baton Rouge. LSU has a 6-0 home record this year.
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In addition to serving as Dean of the Wallace Charles Smith School of Christian Ministries at Palmer, Dr. Smith is the Senior Minister at the historic Shiloh Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. His ministerial career also includes pastorates at other outstanding churches: First Baptist Church, Capitol Hill, in Nashville, Tennessee (1985-1991); and Calvary Baptist Church in Chester, Pennsylvania (1974-1985), where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. served as a student intern.
From 2005-2010, Wallace served Palmer Seminary as president. He taught at Palmer (then Eastern Baptist) from 1979-1985; as Assistant Professor for Practical Theology, he was the first African American to be appointed to full-time faculty status at the Seminary. Dr. Smith has also served as Professor of the Practice of Ministry at Vanderbilt University Divinity School in Nashville, Tennessee and as an adjunct faculty member at Howard Divinity School and Wesley Theological Seminary, both located in Washington, DC.
Dr. Smith has traveled extensively and has preached on four continents. He served as a member of a reconciliation team that worked to bring black and white Baptists together in South Africa, and participated in a successful evangelistic tour to Cuba where he lectured and preached in seminaries and churches. He has received numerous invitations to attend official White House functions, including the signing of the historic Israel-Palestine Peace Accord.
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Clover High School's mens varsity soccer team has earned a nod from a national coaches organization.
The Blue Eagles were one of 350 soccer teams to earn the Academic All-American honor from the Nation Soccer Coaches Association of America.
The 21-member team's GPA ranked its highest at 3.72 on a 4-0 scale. The Men's Soccer team finished its Spring 2011 season with a 12-10-and-1 record and return to the field next year.
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CLOVER–The Clover High School 2011 men's varsity soccer team has earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for exemplary performance in the classroom as a team during the 2010-11 academic year. The honor is the third consecutive All-American award for the Blue Eagles.
One of only 350 programs in the country to earn the honor from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, CHS men's soccer posted a team GPA of 3.72 on a 4.0 scale. To qualify for the ward, teams must earn a GPA of at least 3.25 on a 4.0 point scale. The Blue Eagles are one of 14 teams in South Carolina to be named a Team Academic All-American. Their GPA ranks them 25th highest in the nation among all men's soccer programs in the country and 107th among all 22,276 men's and women's high school soccer programs in the United States.
The following students were members of the varsity squad in Spring, 2011: Alex Colon, Austin Burks, Austin Schlirf, Brad Johnson, Chandler McGill, Chris Cook, Daniel Gray, David Hawk, Davontay Brown, Dillon Pundt, Gunnar Oepen, John Hamilton, Kurt Widenhouse, Matt Edwards, Nathan Vogt, Nevada Henderson, Paul Sudol, Pierce Sutton, Rick Mashburn, Stephen Burks, and Xavier Wiley.
Head coach Khrys Dundr says of his team's academic performance: "We are just so happy (the boys) understand the importance of their education."
On the field, the Blue Eagles finished third in Region 3-AAA with a 12-10-1 record. They were finalists at the Byrnes Invitational Tournament, semi-finalists at the Palmetto Cup, and were knocked out of the playoffs by Irmo, which was ranked No. 1 nationally at the time.
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The 1.9% increase put forward by the First Selectman's office will move forward with only a $7,000 reduction following Monday night's Board of Selectmen meeting at the Newtown Municipal Center.
First Selectman Pat Llodra had praised the budget upon its introduction in January as an "extraordinary effort" on the part of departments across Newtown. While the budget includes a 1.7% increase in wages, most departments remain stable, according to the publicly available budget overview on the town's web site.
"If it weren't for the 1.7% general wage increase, which was really modest -- and I'd like to provide much more than that -- you would really see no increase," Llodra said when the budget was introduced, bearing a $38,522,199 price tag, or an increase of $731,155.
That number dropped to $38,515,199 on Wednesday. The Board of Selectmen voted two-to-one to reduce the Edmond Town Hall Board of Managers' subsidy in the 2013-14 budget by $7,000.
Llodra told Edmond Town Hall Board of Managers chair James Juliano communications on their budget hadn't been clear. Selectmen said they didn't see an understanding of revenue and expenses in the budget -- Selectman Will Rodgers said he'd asked for "fuller disclosure and fuller accounting procedures."
"We want to be good partners, but we feel compelled to justify every expense in our budget," Llodra said. "Once we pass this out, it's our budget. And we have to be able to speak to it."
Juliano said it was hard to predict expenses at the space, described as the "first-best second-run movie house in New England."
"If something occurs, we have to pay for it," he said. "What are we going to do, close the doors down? It's a 1930s building."
Finance director Robert Tait told Patch the $7,000 cut was unlikely to affect Edmond Town Hall, which plans to upgrade the 35mm projectors in its theatre to DVD/BluRay over the course of 2013. Selectmen suggested Edmond Town Hall managers seek accounting help and try again.
On Monday, the board also approved capital projects for Parks & Recreation, including improvements at Treadwell Park. Capital projects across the town make up a sizeable portion of the budget, which will go before the Board of Finance next, then the Legislative Council. The Board of Selectman can submit the budget to the finance board no later than February 14, per charter, according to the town's web site.


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Book Jacket as Access Mechanism: An Attribute Rich Resource for Functional Access to Academic Books
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Description: This article discusses book jackets as access mechanisms. Abstract: Book jackets provide a model for access to documents on the World Wide Web. They demonstrate a means for making available many of the representational attributes important to making relevance judgements. Such attributes have been posited for retrieval models for some time, but have not been implemented in most formal access systems. Even in the Web environment physical availability is not the same as accessibility. The attribute categories discussed here emerged from 228 book jackets for non-fiction works in a medium size academic library. Models of document searching and book jacket design are discussed in relation to the individual scholarly searcher and new modes of document searching.
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